…publication in the Long Island Ocelot Club Newsletter should be submitted by the 10th of the month preceding Newsletter publication, i. e. by the 10th of the even numbered months….
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…mice, rats and other rodents. Although rodenticides (rodent poisons) are effective eliminators of pests, they can also be hazardous to cats. Most rodenticides marketed today use anticoagulant (blood clotting inhibitor)…
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…~ l t h o u g h the animals run f r e e over the 40 a c r e s , they eventually run into that inevitable…
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…Club urgently needs material for its Newsletter publication. We can only share those experiences, funny, happy, sad or tragic, which are sent to us. This sharing is a part of…
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…one of her cougar kittens at the age of four weeks. Information about LIOC ESCF Inc. and this Newsletter. This newsletter is published bi-monthly by the LIOC Endangered Species Conservation…
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…heart. The longer we associate with animals and observe their position in the world today the more uneasy we have become about the whole pet situation, especially where wild animals…
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…exotic felines. The purpose of this newsletter is to present information about exotic feline conservation, management and ownership to our members. The material printed in this newsletter is contributed by…
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…her owner, s ee Page 4. 1 1 1 PLAN TO COME! September 15 & 16 Complete details on page 3 of this Newsletter. ^ By: Frances Tweet Route 1,…
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…minutes will be in the next newsletter. Shirley Wagner is retiring as our newsletter editor as of the NovIDec issue. Shirley will continue serving as a life director on the…
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…membership, devoted t o the welfare o f ocelots and other exot ic fel ines. Repro- duction o f the material i n t h i s Newsletter may not…
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